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CENTRAL VACUUM ACCESSORY GETS SET FOR GARAGE CLEANING H-P Products introduced the Vroom® central vacuum acces- sory, which was updated with a sleek new appearance, con- venient hose lock, vacuum power adjustment knob and a brand-new cleaning appli- cation — the garage. Vroom stores up to 24 ft. of hose in a 3-in. space-saving box design. Vroom combines speed, convenient
location
and the ability to clean up dry spills without gathering multiple cleaning supplies. Vroom is easy to use, turn- ing on automatically when a user lifts the hose. The hose lock ensures the hose stays in place while in use and the vacuum power
adjustment
knob allows the user to dial down the suction when needed. One of the best new features of the Vroom is its ability to be installed in a garage. Utilizing a unique hanging bracket and readily available fixtures, the Vroom can be mounted from the garage ceiling for easy accessibility and a “service bay” experi- ence. To see Vroom in action, visit
www.VroomYourRoom.com. H-P Products Inc. For Free Information, circle 455 or visit
www.sdmmag.com/webcard or
www.hpproducts.net
SOFTWARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR FAVORITE TOUCHSCREEN Home Automation Inc. (HAI) released OmniTouchPro home control software for use with third-party touchscreen devic- es. HAI’s OmniTouchPro software is the same powerful user-interface engine that
runs on HAI’s award-winning
OmniTouch 5.7e, 10p, and 10pe touchscreens. The software is now available for separate purchase and may be installed on most third-party touchscreen devices running Windows XP, Vista, and Win7. The default interface designs are available in eight languages. OmniTouchPro is a software application that
The Next Generation in Access Control
The 3rd Generation in physical access control has finally arrived. Amano’s New Nexus Lite delivers Web Browser and Touch-Screen to your fingertips. Now, residential and commercial customers can benefit from real-time web based access control.
Manages 1 to 8 Doors (Expandable) Setup and Reporting from PC or Controller Supports up to 1000 Users (3 cards per user) 10/100Mbps Ethernet Network Appliance Embedded Java Based Access Control Software Administration through standard Web Browser (IE, FireFox, etc.) Intuitive Graphical User Interface (Touch-Screen Optional) Supports Amano’s Latest Multi Technology Readers (125kHz & 13.56mHz) Interfaces with Amano’s Proximity Readers and Third Party Readers Offers Full Wiegand Support
Left to Right:
Nexus Lite and Multi-Technology Reader Nexus Lite Kits Available Now!
For more Information contact: 1(800) 390-5837
www.amano.com For free information circle 228 or visit
www.sdmmag.com/webcard SH-132 October 2010
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